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In 2022, scientists reported something controversial: qubits teleported through a microscopic wormhole. Using Google’s Sycamore quantum computer, they tested whether spacetime-like connections underlie quantum entanglement—bringing quantum gravity into the lab. Our paper, Extending Einstein–Rosen’s Geometric Vision, shows ER = EPR from first principles: particles are wormholes.

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